From blue to brie, gouda to gorgonzola: No matter how you slice it, everybody loves cheese!

The Seattle Times ^ | 03/06/02 | Kathy Casey

[Jim Robinson]

Conservatives don't like cheese?

[Mo1]

Please make a donation, so we can 'keep the lights on' and those of us on the 'front lines' of the FReepathon mission can go on to other things (like having a life...).

Dang you have a life .. Wow .. could ya give me some pointers .. I think I use to have one but I think I lost it .. fofl

Bombs Away!!!!

[WIMom]

Being from Wisconsin, I can honestly say I like cheese, AND I'm a conservative. ;-)

[PoorMuttly]

I predict that by March 6, 2002, this will no longer be a cheese thread.

[francisandbeans]

Jim:

So glad to see you treat that poster the way you did.

The nerve of him typing out a well reasoned response to what he thinks may be detrimental to your forum. The nerve!

I would have nuked him.

He deserved nothing less then that.

[Jim Robinson]

Well, you know how it is. I went back and reread the fair use provisions and for the life of me I cannot find the section that prohibits discussions of cheese. For a minute there, I thought cheese was only for liberals. Thanks, Jim

[francisandbeans]

Like I said. Nuke him

[Dakmar]

Houston - It is illegal to sell Limburger cheese on Sunday.
Illinois - At one time, state law made it illegal to serve apple pie in public restaurants without cheese. Also, While all cheese making requires a license, Limburger cheese making requires a master cheese maker's license.

There, we all nice and legal now?

[francisandbeans]

In all seriousness, Jim.

I think you should click on Joe Everyman's screen name and look at his contributions to this forum before dismissing him as if he were a mini-disruptor.

[Jim Robinson]

I have not dismissed him. I just disagree with his take on this thread. Thanks, Jim

[2Jedismom]

Bilbo likes cheese, but not distant relations hanging on the bell all day...

[HairOfTheDog]

hehehehehe

[mountaineer]

Ton of old cheese found in Egg

A ton of gone-off cheese has been found under a bridge in a western Austrian town. Police in Egg made the discovery after an anonymous tip-off.

Going by its smell, officials believe the packets of Bergkaese cheese were dumped several months ago. Police say how the cheese came to be there is a mystery. No large thefts have been reported in Austria. It has been suggested it may have been stolen in Switzerland or dumped after being deemed inferior.

Bergkaese cheese is described as 'highly-spiced' even when fresh. source
Story filed: 11:59 Saturday 9th March 2002

The plot thickens ...

[HairOfTheDog]

The plot thickens ...

It sure does!!!

Thick plot bump!